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I had the best experience flying JetBlue and would highly recommend them! Flew out in premium, which was perfect for a day flight. Lots of legroom, fabulous choice of food and drinks and great entertainment. The free Wi-Fi was a revelation! Why can’t other airlines off this! Traveling back in seat 1A Mint Studio Suite was too good.. so much space, delicious cocktails, amazing restaurant quality dinner with so many options. Takeaway breakfast in the morning is such a good idea, meant I could get an extra longer sleep in.

Felt very spoilt by the crew  – surely they must be voted the best in the sky! We love JetBlue and can’t wait to fly with them again!!

Mel Phaure, Bluecube Travel

What a fabulous treat to fly JetBlue across the pond! On arrival to Heathrow, we were met with a smile and the check-in process was slick, just as you always hope it will be but often disappointed by other carriers. On board it was very much the same experience. In addition to the fabulous service, satellite Wi-Fi was available, I could order my on-board meal from the inflight entertainment system, if I was still hungry tuck into some amazing extra’s from their pantry, all from an incredibly spacious private seat in mint. To top all of that the aircraft was incredibly quiet, which I believe is down to JetBlue investing in fuel efficient turbo fan engines so travelling overnight was a dream literally! Well done to JetBlue for bringing an amazing product to the UK market. Every interaction I have had with them has been positive, flawless in every way!  Thank you JetBlue x

Emma Holgate – TAG Group

I thought Jet Blue was great, we flew out economy extra leg room – so much more space than the usual economy seats, worth the extra cost if a paying customer. The service, food, take off/arrival time were all great. This was made even better by the fact that when we arrived into JFK there were no queues through immigration like normal!! 😊 We flew home in mint – lay flat beds were extremely comfy and the staff couldn’t have been more friendly & accommodating. I’d highly recommend to any of my clients, and as you know it’s one of my clients favourite airlines!

Clare Bennett – Travel Counsellors

Having recently experienced JetBlue for the first time I am incredibly impressed with their offering.  I think it is a contemporary offering that will shake up the competitors.  On board service, food and wi-fi were incredible.  The Mint Cabins were super comfy, well stocked and due to the smaller plane offer a proper sense of privacy often lacking on some of the bigger aircraft.  I was also really happy with the Core product.  Again great Wi-Fi, comfortable seating and I love the tech for choosing your food. I feel really equipped to be able to sell JetBlue to my customers now where before I may have been a little hesitant as I was not as sure of the product as some of the more traditional carriers operating out of the UK.

Tracy Wilson – Bluecube Travel

I am happy to say I am one of the lucky ones to have experienced the amazing JetBlue experience and wow what an experience it was.  Check in seamless, with fast-track security at Heathrow.   Onboard, oh my!  Honestly, the best onboard service I have ever received from cabin crew.  The crew were super friendly, helpful, and attentive, without being over the top. Food amazing, seat fabulous and oh the Rose 😊 On arrival at JFK, super quick through immigration.  And yes, you’ve guessed it the same on the way back to London.  Can’t recommend and support JetBlue enough.

Emma Waterfall – Travel Counsellor

My experience with JetBlue was a very positive one I was lucky enough to sample Core and Mint.

Mint –Very comfortable and spacious seating area the seat was easy to operate and very comfortable there was also everything you could think you would need at hand, ordering the inflight meal was nice and easy on the screen I loved that you could mix and match and pick exactly what you fancied, the cabin crew were fantastic very attentive. A massive positive was how quick and easy you cleared customs in New York we had literally collected our luggage and cleared customs in less than 30 minutes. We returned in Core one thing that stood out was the legroom for a normal economy seat it didn’t feel cramped at all. Again loved that you could order what you fancied and the pantry area at the rear was fab.

Wendy Walker – Focus

I was lucky enough to travel with JetBlue to New York in Mint.  The seating which extends to a flatbed was really comfortable and private.  The food on board was excellent as were the crew. On arrival into Terminal 5 at JFK I was stunned to have my luggage and be out of the airport within 30 minutes of leaving the aircraft!  Another highlight for me was the superb wifi!  This is available in all classes and it’s free!  Returning from Boston in Core Class, well.. for an economy seat the legroom was excellent.  I personally think that JetBlue is a super airline with a great vision for the future and will go from strength to strength outside the US.

Rob – Live for Holidays

I was fortunate enough to be able to go on a NYC Fam back in November 22. Travelled out in extra space seats and then on return in Mint. Wow is all I can say. The service in both cabins were amazing plus being able to choose your own meals on the tv screen was very cool! Claire was the hostess with the mostess and made the trip for me – Her knowledge of JetBlue was outstanding, and it truly came across she loves what she does! From the terminal JetBlue uses in NYC (SO Quick in security!) We were in Manhattan in no time! I sell JetBlue at every opportunity, and I am grateful for the first-hand experience travelling with you guys!

Liam East – Millington Travel

Classing myself as a frequent flyer I would have to say that my flight experience with JetBlue was simply incredible. My seat in Core was super comfy with excellent leg room and Mint Class was exactly that, Mint!! Service was impeccable with staff that felt made me feel like I was an old friend. When flying to the U.S.A, I’ll be looking no further than JetBlue!

Emily Sanderson – Reed & Mackay

Thank you both for organising such a great trip. My opinion of jet blue has changed, having experienced the product so a win there. Avis and JetBlue are for sure my fave now. Once again can’t thank you enough for the opportunity to do this fantastic trip and with such a great bunch.

Shaquib Kazi – Brightsun

I travelled from London Heathrow to New York JFK for the 1st time on JetBlue and only two things I can say  “Excellent Service and great product”.  Brand new aircraft with extra leg room, very friendly staff and excellent inflight services. I cannot ask more for the services which is expected from a very good Airline.

Marina Stancikaite – Skybreak

It was an amazing trip, and you both were the greatest hosts. It was an absolute blast to experience Mint travel with JetBlue, stay in the luxury New York hotel and explore Boston. I will share this great experience with my colleagues and customers. Thank you all for the great company, was most fun few days. I hope to meet you again.

Christina Parro – Altour

The FAM trip was Amazing!! JetBlue product to exceptional, I will share my experience with my team and client. I hope we can all meet up again 😊

Alison Smith – Agiito

Thank you for being such a generous and entertaining double act. Had such a wonderful time, flights and accommodation were excellent and JetBlue, brilliant quirky service, and staff. I nearly got a sale yesterday to Costa Rica in business class, but the connections just weren’t right for her.

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JetBlue may have a largely domestic presence, but its TrueBlue loyalty program partners with airlines, hotels, car rental agencies and financial services firms to allow you to earn and redeem points for a broad range of rewards, including international flights.

Unlike many of the other major airlines, JetBlue isn't a member of a major airline alliance. Instead, JetBlue has developed one-off partnerships with various airlines. And JetBlue transfer benefits vary from partner to partner. For example, while you can earn or redeem TrueBlue points on Hawaiian Airlines flights, you can only earn TrueBlue points when flying Singapore Airlines, no redeeming.

If you want to earn TrueBlue points by converting other rewards currencies, turn to financial services partners like Chase and American Express let you transfer points to TrueBlue, often at a 1:1 ratio.

Here’s an overview of how to make the most of all JetBlue's travel partnerships and other points-earning avenues so you can earn the most JetBlue points possible, and spend them on the most lucrative redemptions:

An overview of JetBlue partners

JetBlue currently has the following airline partners with which members can earn or redeem points, depending on the airline:

Etihad Airways.

Hawaiian Airlines.

Iceland Air.

Qatar Airways.

Silver Airways.

Singapore Airlines.

South African Airways.

JetBlue also has codeshare partnerships with airlines including Aer Lingus and Turkish Airlines.

Other travel partnerships include two hotel brands — IHG One Rewards and YOTEL — as well as two car rental loyalty programs, Avis and Budget.

Members can earn extra TrueBlue points by booking JetBlue vacations. And lastly, JetBlue TrueBlue points can be "earned" by transferring points from the following credit card programs :

American Express Membership Rewards .

Chase Ultimate Rewards ® .

Citi ThankYou Rewards .

JetBlue airline partners

Etihad airways.

TrueBlue members can earn and redeem points with Etihad Airways , which primarily flies to and from Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.

Members can earn points whether they book through JetBlue, Etihad or a third-party channel, with earn rates varying based on fare type and distance flown. Rates range from 0% to 100% for some economy fares, and from 130% to 275% for business and first class fares. Residence fares earn an impressive 400% of miles flown.

To redeem JetBlue points for Etihad flights, book through JetBlue and select an eligible Etihad fare. Redemption rates will vary.

Hawaiian Airlines

Hawaiian Airlines is a JetBlue airline partner that lets you both earn and redeem points for flights. To redeem TrueBlue points for a flight on Hawaiian Airlines, book through JetBlue and look for eligible Hawaiian Airlines flights.

Before you book, you can view Hawaiian’s routes and itineraries here and check JetBlue’s Hawaiian Airlines partner page to get a sense of how many TrueBlue points you'll earn — redemption rates will vary.

To earn TrueBlue points for Hawaiian Airlines flights, simply provide your TrueBlue number during the booking process. The number of points you earn depends on the distance flown and the class of service.

You can book Icelandair flights directly on Icelandair's website or on JetBlue.com. And as with all the other airlines, you’ll need to add your TrueBlue number to an Icelandair reservation to earn points, no matter which website you book from.

When you choose to earn TrueBlue points for your Icelandair flights, you'll earn a percent of the miles flown based on your class of service. Here's the TrueBlue points earnings rate based on the fare type you spring for:

Economy Light: 25%.

Economy Standard: 50%.

Economy Flex: 100%.

Saga Premium: 125%.

Saga Premium Flex: 150%.

JSX and Silver Airlines

JSX and Silver Airways are both regional jet carriers, with Silver Airways focusing on Florida, the Caribbean and a few East Coast cities. JSX offers routes in cities including Las Vegas, Seattle, Houston and Phoenix.

For every Silver Airways flight, you’ll earn 250 TrueBlue points when you provide your membership number during booking.

JSX flights will earn you 125 or 250 TrueBlue points depending on the type of fare.

» Learn more: Is a JSX semi-private jet worth the cost?

Qatar Airways

TrueBlue members can earn and redeem TrueBlue points on all qualifying Qatar Airways -operated flights, and earnings rates vary based on the fare type and distance.

Economy tickets earn between 25% and 100% of the percent of miles flown. Once you start to book in premium classes, you start to rake in points bonuses. Business class tickets get a 125% bonus, while first class nets you a 150% bonus.

As with all the other airlines, input your TrueBlue number when booking your Qatar Airways flight.

To redeem points for Qatar Airways flights, book through JetBlue and select "Use TrueBlue Points" on eligible Qatar Airways flights.

Singapore Airlines

Singapore Airlines is one of JetBlue's earn-only partners. You won't be able to redeem TrueBlue points for flights with the carrier, but you can earn points on flights booked through JetBlue or Singapore Airlines.

Members can only earn points on specific service and booking classes, so make sure you review JetBlue's partner page before you look for flights.

Select economy class fares earn 50% of miles flown, while certain business booking classes earn 100%.

South African Airways

As with Singapore Airlines, TrueBlue members are only eligible to earn points on flights with South African Airways.

Points-earning flights can be booked through JetBlue or South African Airways, but not all fare classes will earn points.

Discounted economy fares earn 50% of miles flown, standard economy fares earn 100% and business class fares earn 125%.

JetBlue travel partners

You don't just need to fly to earn JetBlue TrueBlue points for your travels. JetBlue has other travel partners that can net you more points for your hotel stays and rental car trips.

If you opt to earn JetBlue TrueBlue points in lieu of IHG points, you'll earn 500 points per qualifying stay at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas.

IHG One Rewards Club

Stay at a hotel in the IHG One Rewards portfolio to earn bonus points.

From your IHG rewards account, you'll need to update the earning preference on your Account Status page to JetBlue to get the credit.

You'll earn two points per $1 spent on qualifying room rates at most IHG hotels, though there are a few exceptions. You'll earn just one point per $1 spent at Candlewood Suites and Staybridge Suites. And for stays at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, it doesn't matter how much you spend. You'll earn a flat 500 points per qualifying stay — which can be a nice way to earn JetBlue points if you're staying just one night and scored one of those sub-$100 weeknight room rates.

You can't double dip and earn both IHG and JetBlue points. Typically the earning rate in the form of IHG points is actually better, so only go for this if you really want to build up your JetBlue balance, or you've found yourself at an IHG but don't intend to stay at one again (or at least enough to accrue any meaningful amount of IHG points).

TrueBlue members who book stays at YOTEL either through YOTEL's dedicated JetBlue booking page , JetBlue Vacations or Paisly are eligible to earn 1 TrueBlue point per dollar spent on room rates, excluding taxes and fees. If booked through YOTEL's booking page, members can get 10% off Flexible Rate nights. Members will also receive a complimentary welcome amenity.

TrueBlue members who hold Mosaic elite status will get the 1x earning rate and the welcome amenity as well as room upgrades (when available) and late checkout.

Avis and Budget Rent-a-Car

TrueBlue members earn 100 TrueBlue points per rental day (200 for Mosaic elites) through Avis and Budget. Plus, all members can enjoy discounts up to 35% off base rates.

Just navigate to Avis/Budget from the JetBlue partner page and when you reserve your car, you’ll see a field to enter your TrueBlue membership number.

Through June 15, 2024, TrueBlue members can earn an elevated rate of 300 points per day (600 for Mosaics) on up to five days of car rental.

» Learn more: Your guide to booking award flights on JetBlue

JetBlue Vacations

JetBlue Vacations is a branch of the airline that offers package deals on your whole trip including hotels and, yes, JetBlue flights to many places where JetBlue flies. Then there's also Paisly, a separate online travel site run by JetBlue that offers customers hotel rooms, car rentals, theme park tickets.

Book either of those two things, and you'll earn points that count toward Mosaic elite status . The points earning rate is:

3x on flights booked as part of a JetBlue Vacations package.

1x on hotels, cars and transfers booked as part of a JetBlue Vacations package.

1x on hotels, theme park tickets, activities and bags from Briggs & Riley and Solo purchased through Paisly.

When you book a flight + hotel package, you'll earn points as a TrueBlue member. Points are earned on the base price (air + hotel) of the package and on the base price of any additional product purchased at the time of the package booking. Here's how those earning rates shake out:

For TrueBlue members: Earn 6 TrueBlue points per dollar on airfare and 1 TrueBlue point per dollar spent on hotels, car rentals and transfers as a part of your individual per-person portion of a JetBlue Vacations package.

For Mosaic members: Earn 9 TrueBlue points per dollar spent on airfare and 1 TrueBlue point per dollar spent on hotels, cars and transfers booked as a part of a JetBlue Vacations package.

Transfer points to your TrueBlue account from Chase, Citi or American Express

JetBlue TrueBlue is a transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards®, Citi ThankYou and American Express Membership Rewards. Transfer rates vary by program:

250 American Express Membership Rewards transfer to 200 TrueBlue points.

1,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards® transfer to 1,000 TrueBlue points.

1,000 Citi ThankYou points transfer to 1,000 TrueBlue points for Citi Strata Premier℠ Card Citi Premier® Card , (no longer open to new applicants), Citi Prestige® Card (no longer open to new applicants) and American Express Chairman cardholders. For all other cardholders, 1,000 ThankYou points transfer to 800 TrueBlue points.

The information related to the Citi Prestige® Card , the Citi Premier® Card and the American Express Chairman has been collected by NerdWallet and has not been reviewed or provided by the issuer or provider of this product or service.

How to maximize your rewards

You want a travel credit card that prioritizes what’s important to you. Here are some of the best travel credit cards of 2024 :

Flexibility, point transfers and a large bonus: Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card

No annual fee: Wells Fargo Autograph℠ Card

Flat-rate travel rewards: Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card

Bonus travel rewards and high-end perks: Chase Sapphire Reserve®

Luxury perks: The Platinum Card® from American Express

Business travelers: Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card

IHG One Rewards Premier Credit Card

Earn 5 free nights at an IHG property after $4k in spend (each night valued at up to 60k points).

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Travel time from Newark (New Jersey) to Saint Petersburg (Florida)

How long does it really take to fly from Newark (New Jersey) to Saint Petersburg (Florida)? Here's a sample itinerary for a commercial flight plan. If you want to know the total travel time to reach Saint Petersburg (Florida), you need to include time at the airports. Eventually, you'll be able to customize this itinerary to select other nearby airports and choose your preferred airline.

Thursday, 8:31 am :  start in Newark (New Jersey) drive for about 1 hour most airlines recommend you get to the airport at least 90 minutes before your flight, so arrive by 10:30 am at the latest

10:05 am :  get your boarding pass and go through TSA security allow enough time for long security lines during busy travel seasons or holidays, and prepare for the wait time

11:05 am :  arrive at the gate once you're ready to board, you can get something to eat in the airport or just relax near the gate

11:35 am :  prepare for boarding check your boarding pass for your group number or listen to the gate agent as they announce boarding, some airlines require you to be in the boarding area 10-15 minutes before departure or risk losing your seat

11:50 am :  board JetBlue Airways flight you can scroll down to view other airlines that fly this route

12:01 pm :  so this is your actual departure time it takes the plane an average of 18 minutes to taxi to the runway

12:19 pm :  wheels up! take-off from JFK fly for about 2.5 hours in the air

2:46 pm (local time) :   Tampa International (TPA) Saint Petersburg (Florida) is the same time as Newark (New Jersey) taxi on the runway for an average of 5 minutes to the gate

2:51 pm (local time) :  arrive at the gate at TPA deboard the plane, and claim any baggage if you're renting a car, check if you need to take a shuttle to car rental agency, otherwise you can ride in a cab, limo, or Uber for about 47 minutes to your destination

3:38 pm (local time) :  arrive in Saint Petersburg (Florida)

Total travel time: 7 hours

How far is Saint Petersburg (Florida) from Newark (New Jersey)? Here's the quick answer if you have a private jet and you can fly in the fastest possible straight line.

Flight distance: 1,016 miles or 1634 km

Flight time: 2 hours, 26 minutes

Compare this to a whole day of commercial travel with the airports and waiting in line for security, which ends up taking a total of 7 hours, 7 minutes .

Flying private is roughly 3.6x faster , and saves you about 5 hours in your total travel time.

Because of the curvature of the Earth, the shortest distance is actually the "great circle" distance, or "as the crow flies" which is calculated using an iterative Vincenty formula. For a long distance, this appears as a curve on the map, and this is often the route that commercial airlines will take so it's a good estimate of the frequent flyer miles you'll accumulate as well.

This is a medium length flight, so unless you have a nice private jet, you might be booking a commercial flight. In that case, your travel time would really need to include how many minutes to get to your local airport, wait for security, board and taxi on the runway, land at the other airport, and get to your destination. The flight itinerary at the top of the page takes into account all these factors to get a more accurate estimate of your actual flight time .

• St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport
• Tampa International Airport
• Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport

Looking at flights on JetBlue Airways from JFK to TPA, here's a breakdown of the number of flights available each day:

Based on these statistical results, we chose Thursday for the flight itinerary above.

The most common route is JFK to TPA, so that's what we used in the sample itinerary. However, you may want to explore travel alternatives, you could try one of these routes:

• JFK to TPA John F. Kennedy International to Tampa International
• EWR to TPA Newark Liberty International to Tampa International
• LGA to TPA LaGuardia to Tampa International
• JFK to SRQ John F. Kennedy International to Sarasota/Bradenton International
• HPN to TPA Westchester County to Tampa International
• EWR to SRQ Newark Liberty International to Sarasota/Bradenton International
• LGA to SRQ LaGuardia to Sarasota/Bradenton International
• TTN to TPA Trenton Mercer to Tampa International

We picked JetBlue Airways for your main flight, but there are other airlines that you should check if you're looking for the cheapest flight, or you need a different schedule. Check the websites of these airlines:

• JetBlue Airways (B6)
• Delta Air Lines Inc. (DL)

Trippy has a ton of information that can help you plan your trip to Saint Petersburg, Florida. Start by reading the Trippy page on where to stay in Saint Petersburg (Florida) . If you're looking for a place to stay, you might want to check out Postcard Inn . A great place to eat might be Ulele . Trippy members can suggest things to do in Saint Petersburg (Florida) like The Dali Museum . Check out some of the questions people have asked about Saint Petersburg (Florida) like St. Petersburg, Florida . Click the button below to explore Saint Petersburg (Florida) in detail.

The distance is the same either way if you're flying a straight line. But for a real trip, there can be plenty of differences so go ahead and check the reverse flight itinerary to fly from Saint Petersburg (Florida) to Newark (New Jersey) , or go to the main page to calculate other flight times .

You can also compare the travel time if you were to drive instead. Get the full itinerary for a Newark (New Jersey) to Saint Petersburg (Florida) road trip . Or if you're more interested in the distance, How far is it from Newark (New Jersey) to Saint Petersburg (Florida)?

If you happen to know Newark (New Jersey), don't forget to help other travelers and answer some questions about Newark (New Jersey)!

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There are 8 non-stop flights from Newark, New Jersey to Saint Petersburg, Florida.

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Flight path from Newark, NJ to Saint Petersburg, FL

Open this map directly on Google Maps . For a quick answer, you can use DistanceCalc.com to get the distance from Newark to Saint Petersburg .

Non-stop flights between Newark, NJ and Saint Petersburg, FL

Here is a list of direct nonstop flights from Newark, New Jersey to Saint Petersburg, Florida. This can help you find the best flight on your preferred airline. We found a total of 8 flights to Saint Petersburg, FL nonstop:

Airline routes

• Delta Air Lines from LGA to SRQ
• Delta Air Lines from JFK to TPA
• Delta Air Lines from LGA to TPA
• Frontier Airlines from TTN to TPA
• Jetblue Airways Corporation from JFK to SRQ
• Southwest Airlines from LGA to TPA
• United Airlines from EWR to SRQ
• United Airlines from EWR to TPA

Airport codes

• LaGuardia Airport ( LGA )
• John F. Kennedy International Airport ( JFK )
• Trenton-Mercer Airport ( TTN )
• Newark Liberty International Airport ( EWR )
• Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport ( SRQ )
• Tampa International Airport ( TPA )

Connecting flights between Newark, NJ and Saint Petersburg, FL

Here is a list of connecting flights from Newark, New Jersey to Saint Petersburg, Florida. This can help you find a one-stop flight with the shortest layover time. We found a total of 26 flights to Saint Petersburg, FL with one connection:

• American Airlines   JFK to MIA to TPA
• American Airlines   JFK to ORD to SRQ
• American Airlines   JFK to ORD to TPA
• American Airlines   JFK to PHX to TPA
• American Airlines   LGA to MIA to TPA
• American Airlines   LGA to ORD to TPA
• American Airlines   LGA to ORD to SRQ
• American Airlines   LGA to PHL to TPA
• Delta Air Lines   JFK to LAX to TPA
• Delta Air Lines   JFK to MSP to TPA
• Delta Air Lines   JFK to RDU to TPA
• Delta Air Lines   JFK to SEA to TPA
• Delta Air Lines   JFK to SLC to TPA
• Delta Air Lines   LGA to MSP to TPA
• Delta Air Lines   LGA to RDU to TPA
• Southwest Airlines   LGA to MCI to TPA
• Southwest Airlines   LGA to MDW to TPA
• Southwest Airlines   LGA to MKE to TPA
• Southwest Airlines   LGA to MSY to TPA
• Southwest Airlines   LGA to STL to TPA
• United Airlines   EWR to IAD to SRQ
• United Airlines   EWR to IAD to TPA
• United Airlines   EWR to IAH to TPA
• United Airlines   EWR to ORD to SRQ
• United Airlines   EWR to ORD to TPA
• United Airlines   EWR to SFO to TPA
• Miami International Airport ( MIA )
• Chicago O'Hare International Airport ( ORD )
• Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport ( PHX )
• Philadelphia International Airport ( PHL )
• Los Angeles International Airport ( LAX )
• Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport ( MSP )
• Raleigh-Durham International Airport ( RDU )
• Seattle-Tacoma International Airport ( SEA )
• Salt Lake City International Airport ( SLC )
• Kansas City International Airport ( MCI )
• Chicago Midway International Airport ( MDW )
• General Mitchell International Airport ( MKE )
• Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport ( MSY )
• Lambert-St. Louis International Airport ( STL )
• Washington Dulles International Airport ( IAD )
• George Bush Intercontinental Airport ( IAH )
• San Francisco International Airport ( SFO )

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Non-stop direct flights

Travelmath provides an online direct flight finder to help you determine whether there is a non-stop flight to your destination. Nonstop flights can be faster, since they don't require you to change planes or stop at a connecting airport. However, sometimes you can't find any non-stop flights between two cities. In that case, you may want to search for a direct connection that goes through an airline's hub. You can use the flight search engine on this site to find the best airline routes for your trip. Enter any city or IATA airport code to check for direct flights.

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